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Profit sharing (See Chapter 27 of the Vernimmen)
"Profit-sharing" refers to the concept of incentivising employees by providing direct or indirect payments which depend on the company's profitability, in addition to employees' regular salary and bonuses. A common example of profit-sharing is an allocation of shares to employees.
Profit sharing (See Chapter 27 of the Vernimmen)
"Profit-sharing" refers to the concept of incentivising employees by providing direct or indirect payments which depend on the company's profitability, in addition to employees' regular salary and bonuses. A common example of profit-sharing is an allocation of shares to employees.
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